PEERS Envisioning and Engaging in Recovery Services

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  • TAY at the Black Girl Power Conference

    TAY at the Black Girl Power Conference

    Last Saturday, PEERS’ Transition Age Youth program presented a Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) orientation at the Black Girl Power Conference in Oakland. This conference was organized by the Oakland Unified School District’s Office of Equity and took place on the campus of Mills College. WRAP is a wellness tool used to maintain health and…

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  • TAY Meeting and Birthday

    TAY Meeting and Birthday

    Yesterday, PEERS’ Transition Age Youth (TAY) program met to recap their recent trip to the Alternatives Conference in Boston and brainstorm about workshops in the coming year. Participants also celebrated the birthday of one of the group members! Please contact ajemmott@peersnet.org for more info about our TAY Program.

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  • #WeArePEERS — Meet Our Participants!

    #WeArePEERS — Meet Our Participants!

    Meet the inspiring participants who make PEERS a unique organization.  

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  • TAY @ #DisruptTheNarrative Youth Summit

    TAY @ #DisruptTheNarrative Youth Summit

    Last Saturday, PEERS’ TAY and Communications programs attended the #DisruptTheNarrative Youth Summit in San Francisco. The Summit focused on media literacy, organizing around an issue, and making a positive impact in your community. Thank you to The Representation Project and Jennifer Siebel Newsom for orchestrating this inspiring event!

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  • TAY Workshop at POCC Conference: “Trying It All Together”

    TAY Workshop at POCC Conference: “Trying It All Together”

    Today at the POCC 6th Annual Conference, PEERS’ Transition Age Youth leadership mentees delivered a wellness workshop entitled: “Trying It All Together: How Love, What We Eat, and What We Do Affects Our Wellness.” Mia Jackson, Jamon Fuller, Devon Allen, Wallace Wilhite facilitated activities about lifestyle, nutrition, and self love with conference attendees.

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  • TAY Meeting with Alameda County ‘TAY System of Care Providers’

    TAY Meeting with Alameda County ‘TAY System of Care Providers’

    Last week, PEERS’ Transition Age Youth (TAY) program presented to the Alameda County TAY System of Care Providers about their program highlights and accomplishments during the past fiscal year. Leadership Mentees Devon Allen, Ashley Wiley, Jamon Fuller, DeAnna Atkins, and Wallace Wilhite participated in the event.

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  • LEVS and TAY LEVS End of Year BBQ

    LEVS and TAY LEVS End of Year BBQ

    LEVS and TAY LEVS had their end of year BBQ celebration today. Please join us in congratulating our LEVS participants and staff for another highly successful year! Contact gpizano@peersnet.org for more information about PEERS’ Lift Every Voice and Speak program.

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  • PEERS Transition Age Youth Program

    PEERS Transition Age Youth Program

    TAY Leadership Mentee DeAnna Atkins and Program Coordinator Ashlee Jemmott discuss the positive impact of PEERS’ Transition Age Youth Program.

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  • Transition Age Youth WRAP Group

    Transition Age Youth WRAP Group

    PEERS is now hosting a Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) group for Transition Age Youth (TAY). Today marks week #2 of the WRAP cycle for this group! Participants are focusing on daily maintenance planning and triggers planning. Interested in PEERS’ TAY program? Contact Program Coordinator Ashlee Jemmott ajemmott@peersnet.org

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  • PEERS Hosts TAY Workshop on the Power of Language at the Active Minds Conference

    PEERS was very excited to have the opportunity to create a workshop to present at the Active Minds Conference in Sacramento California. Our TAY Leader, Ashley Wiley, as well as our Coordinator II, Bre Williams, and TAY Coordinator, Ashlee Jemmott, conducted a workshop entitled “Language Matters: Changing the Way We Think about Mental Health by…

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